Rhynsburger, Teuntje (Mrs. Marinus) 1850-1917

RHYNSBURGER, PAS

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Date: 6/13/2021 at 20:33:32

*Rhynsburger, Teuntje (Mrs. Marinus) born Aug 1850 died 18 Mar 1917 buried in West Lawn Cemetery Orange City IA .

De Volksvriend March 22, 1917 In Dutch
Attempted translation:
Mrs. M. Rhynsburger is no longer. The deceased was born Teuntje Pas, to behold the light of life at Pella, on 26, August, 1850. Then 13 Jan 1869, she was joined to Pella by Rev. E. Winter in marriage to Mr. Marinus Rhynsburger. In The year 1882 the family came to Orange City and since then they have been residents here. In addition to her husband, she leaves four children as follows: Hubert Rhynsburger and Mrs. L. T. Oggel from here, Mrs. D. W. Elliott at Hawarden and D. C. Rhynsburger in Chicago, as well as three grandchildren. Of her family consisting of two brothers and six sisters, her brother and two sisters preceded her, a brother Geo. Pas of Mankato MN and three Sisters - Mrs. A. V. D. Meide, Mrs. J. V. D. Steeg and Miss Anna Pas. About one and a half years, the deceased has more or less been sick and more often under the treatment of illness?. Only a little two weeks ago she returned from the hospital in Rochester, MN, without having obtained results. Soon after her shelter she went back again and was invoked for the second time the help of a hospital assistant. Sunday N.M. Heilig Warden. The survivors were offered to go to the sick bed and waited patiently for salvation. Monday morning at 6 a.m. She is very calm and quiet in her Lord and Savior asleep in the old age of 66 years and a chance 7 months. Her passing causes an empty place that will be painful where taken by the elderly husband, the children and the further family. She was also a diligent worker in the congregation, for it was her a true networked to serve her lord and Savior, she had believed since her childhood as her beatification. Of her may be believed that she has gone into eternal rest. This is the mourners consolation, that their loss is her gain . The funeral held at 1:30 at the house and at 2 o'clock from the Amer. Ger. Church led by Rev. D. McElwan.

Another account:
Rhynsburger, Mrs. M, abt. 1845-1911
RHYNSBURGER
Mrs. M. Rhynsburger, mother of Mrs. D. W. Elliott of Hawarden died at her home at Orange City about six o'clock Monday morning following an illness of many months' duration. She had lately been to Rochester for consultation and treatment but the physicians there held out no hope for her recovery and the end was not unexpected. She was 66 years of age and beside her husband is survived by two sons and two daughters Hubert Rhynsburger and Mrs. Leo T. Oggel of Orange City, Mrs. D.W. Elliott of Hawarden, and Dick C. Rhynsburger of Chicago. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
Source: Hawarden Independent: 3/22/1911